[fightscorecollector]

I had it 114-114 and so far the press scores i have collected have been around 50-50.

I will not be doing a fight report for my site as i have computer problems and on the work computer lol but i can collect scores when home and on twitter @thefightscore

The scores along with an average score from the press and fans combined will also be added on my site http://fightscorecollector.blogspot.com

Thanks for any scores provided.

 

[Rooq]

114-113 Trout

 

[adamcanavan]

Trout 116-112 Canelo

 

[Grant]

Trout 114-113

 

[sim_reiss]

114-114

 

[1971791]

114-113 to Trout, although I have no problems with Canelo winning and, had there been no open scoring, he might have pressed more in the later rounds and got a few more rounds in his favour.

 

[Noonaldinho]

I'm just about to re watch on the Boxnation re run so will post up soon

 

[dftaylor]

A lot of people seem to have been swayed by the volume of Trout over the quality from Alvarez. It was a close fight, but I had Canelo winning by two plus an extra point for the knockdown.

 

[adamcanavan]

A lot of people seem to have been swayed by the volume of Trout over the quality from Alvarez. It was a close fight, but I had Canelo winning by two plus an extra point for the knockdown.

Trout had volume and quality for me, i just found it too difficult to score early rounds to canelo because he landed one or two punches when trout was throwing in volume and landing and canelo just wasnt doing anything for a lot of the time

 

[Indigo Pab]

115-112 for Canelo.

Much like against Cotto, I thought Trout was being credited more than he should've been at times. Still a close fight though, no real objection either way.

 

[allenko1]

Trout won the Cotto fight. he landed better combinations and dominated the last half of the fight. Last night, the difference I think, was speed. Canelo faster hands and cleaner big shots probably won it for him. thing is, anyone with a brain know he didn't win every round...

 

[JamieC]

114-114 canelo landed some cracking shots but many times didn't follow this up and allowed trout to take rounds on workrate

 

[faz]

114-113 Canelo

 

[Noonaldinho]

116-113 Canelo for me, early rounds Trout was busier but not alot connecting really, I had a few even rounds.

 

[kingkodi]

114-113 Trout

 

[Noonaldinho]

118-109 is ridiculous :lol:

 

[dftaylor]

What I keep seeing is that, because Alvarez didn't perform as well as hyped to do, and Trout did better than expected, it's skewed the perception of what actually happened. Trout had his moments for sure, but he was generally landing a jab on Alvarez's arms and gloves, or missing entirely. He got some good shots in and moved Canelo around, but from the third on, the ginger warrior was landing hard shots and generally avoiding much of what came back.

If he'd kept his workrate up, we wouldn't even be having this debate. I think @Pabby has it right - Trout's being credited for doing things he wasn't really doing. If Mayweather had lain on the ropes like Alvarez did and dodge eight of ten shots, we'd call it a masterclass. Because Alvarez does it, he's being pressured by Trout.

 

[Noonaldinho]

Trout's being credited for doing things he wasn't really doing. If Mayweather had lain on the ropes like Alvarez did and dodge eight of ten shots, we'd call it a masterclass. Because Alvarez does it, he's being pressured by Trout.

I was saying similar to a mate who's yet to see the fight, how Canelo made Trout miss so much .

 

[Indigo Pab]

What I keep seeing is that, because Alvarez didn't perform as well as hyped to do, and Trout did better than expected, it's skewed the perception of what actually happened. Trout had his moments for sure, but he was generally landing a jab on Alvarez's arms and gloves, or missing entirely. He got some good shots in and moved Canelo around, but from the third on, the ginger warrior was landing hard shots and generally avoiding much of what came back.

If he'd kept his workrate up, we wouldn't even be having this debate. I think @Pabby has it right - Trout's being credited for doing things he wasn't really doing. If Mayweather had lain on the ropes like Alvarez did and dodge eight of ten shots, we'd call it a masterclass. Because Alvarez does it, he's being pressured by Trout.

Co-signed. I don't even think it's necessarily to the with Alvarez being underwhelming for some people, I think Trout in his last two fights has just been overly-credited for certain things. To the point where you could replace Mayweather's name with Trout's in your post and it would be just as - if not more - valid. But overall yeah, I agree. I don't really think "work rate" should win you rounds when most of that work is ineffective jabbing, even if Canelo's attacks were a bit too sporadic at times I felt they were generally more telling.

 

[Grant]

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